Sentence examples for convincing sign from inspiring English sources

A new approach there would be a convincing sign of leadership.

Nor does it field a team in the World Cup, surely the most convincing sign of its phoniness.

A more convincing sign of reform would include disclosure of the long-term costs of all initiatives and adherence to a bipartisan method for determining revenues and expenditures.

In a convincing sign that the worst housing slump of modern times is coming to an end, prices are starting to rise in nearly all of the nation's large cities.

This week, some reporters have asked the quarterback whether leading the Steelers to a third Super Bowl title since 2006 would be an act of redemption, but it was arguably the most convincing sign of Roethlisberger's new self-awareness that he had rejected such a facile interpretation in a recent interview.

[C9.] Japanese Consumer Prices Post First Rise in Two Years The Japanese government said consumer prices rose in November for the first time in two years, offering what economists called the most convincing sign yet that the country's bout of crippling price declines was ending.

Dozens of progressive lawmakers have endorsed the blueprint and young climate activists have launched an ambitious push to convince others to sign up.

That left the central bank poised to increase rates again as early as its next meeting, on Aug. 22, unless convincing signs of slowing appear.

Rahman convinced Sign Source, an advertising agency, to promote Rozee on 300 baggage trolleys in the Karachi airport in exchange for helping the company build a website that tracks the availability of outdoor media, like billboards.

Dean Angstadt required a lot of convincing to sign up for Obamacare.

Smalley, 23, has failed to convince since signing signed from Oldham last summer, scoring just twice for the U's.